Sentence examples for any wildfire from inspiring English sources
"There's always a confluence of factors that contribute to any wildfire," Rachel Cleetus, senior climate economist with the Union of Concerned Scientists, explains.
He made the same observation about the Texas rangeland that critics have made about forest management in the American West: the human tendency to suppress fire at first sight has created a buildup of dry tinder that makes any wildfire that manages to break out "bigger than they ought to be," Mr. Kelton said.
(Update: Google tells us this new feature was developed by the Google+ team and doesn't use any Wildfire technology).
"That, for us, is the true tragedy of this case, as with any wildfire whenever homes are damaged or destroyed," he said.
The fire shouldn't come in contact with any grass (a wildfire is the last thing you want when having a barbecue).
The cause of any large wildfire is routinely investigated by the Forest Service, and Ms. Barton drew the immediate attention of the investigators when she was the first person to summon help after she said she spotted a fire in the Pike National Forest in a routine patrol on June 8.
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I'm confident that neither hotshots nor anyone else yet has a clue what it all means for the future of computer-modeled firefighting strategy, let alone about the multitude of life-or-death judgment calls firefighters make in any given wildfire.
This article originally aParadiseon VICE US.
By condensing the hours-long footage into short clips, Matt was able to capture the eerie, tireless way a wildfire stalks any and every sign of life in its path.
And supporters of consolidation concede that any boost to wildfire protection will be incremental, given the scale and ferocity of the region's fires.
